Fish

Nothing beats eating fresh, fresh , fish ,,,

From our local seafood restaurant -

You pick the victim and it gets cooked within 10 minutes




This is a local 'sea trout' cooked in lemon juice with heaps of garlic and chilies.

A tad spicy for the Western palate , but sure is tasty.

Thank you Greg for posting these beautiful and appetizing pictures. I am getting hungry just looking at them. You are very lucky to live in Thailand and able to enjoy such humble but delicious pleasures.

That looks delicious. What is the noodle dish?

(06-08-2012, 04:11 AM)iKon Wrote: This is a local 'sea trout' cooked in lemon juice with heaps of garlic and chilies.

A tad spicy for the Western palate , but sure is tasty.

Hi Greg

Thai food is far too spicy (hot) for my delicate (girly) palette, but by god is it tasty, full of flavour...

Take care, Mike

(06-08-2012, 06:08 AM)Sully Wrote: That looks delicious. What is the noodle dish?

http://www.eugenegoesthailand.com/wp-con...05/w-1.jpg

Goong Op Woon Sen

common seafood dish here , not spicy so compliments the spicy fish nicely

That looks great. My wife and I love Thai cooking and go to a local "hole in the wall" Thai restaurant here about once a week. I'm wondering: is your "sea trout" the same as what we call the steelhead, a trout that spends part of its life in the ocean much like a salmon does?

(06-08-2012, 07:56 AM)churchilllafemme Wrote: That looks great. My wife and I love Thai cooking and go to a local "hole in the wall" Thai restaurant here about once a week. I'm wondering: is your "sea trout" the same as what we call the steelhead, a trout that spends part of its life in the ocean much like a salmon does?

No it's a different fish , think the only close similarities is the mouth shape and why referred to as a sea trout in English.